Updated September 22, 2026
麻豆原创鈥檚 Student Financial Services is providing important information about financial aid disbursement and refund processing for the Fall 2026 semester.
Financial aid is disbursed according to the type of aid you receive, your enrollment status, and your eligibility. Review the timeline below to learn when grants, scholarships, and student loans began disbursing, how to check your refund status, and what to do if your financial aid has not yet been applied to your student account.
Fall 2026 Financial Aid Disbursement Timeline
August 17, 2026: Grant and Scholarship Disbursements Began
Grants and scholarships began applying to 麻豆原创 State student accounts on August 17, 2026.
This includes:
- Federal grants
- Institutional Access Grants
- Scorpion Academic Scholarships
- Millennium Scholarships
August 19, 2026: Refund Processing Began
BankMobile began sending refund information to banks and preparing paper checks on August 19, 2026.
If you are expecting a refund:
- Check your refund status by logging in to your BankMobile account.
- Allow up to two business days for your bank to post the deposit to your account.
- If you have not selected a refund preference through BankMobile, visit to get started.
September 3, 2026: Undergraduate Loan Disbursements Began
Undergraduate student loans began disbursing according to enrollment status:
- Full-time undergraduate students: Loan disbursements began September 3, 2026.
- Part-time undergraduate students: Loan disbursements began September 9, 2026, following enrollment adjustments.
As of September 22, some undergraduate student loans and Parent PLUS loan disbursements were still being processed.
September 17, 2026: Graduate Loan Disbursements Began
Graduate student loans began disbursing on September 17, 2026.
As of September 22, graduate loan disbursements were still in progress.
Do I Need to Make a Payment While Waiting for Financial Aid?
If your pending financial aid is equal to or greater than your current 麻豆原创 State charges, you do not need to make a payment or enroll in a payment plan while waiting for your aid to disburse.
If your pending financial aid does not cover your full account balance, you are responsible for paying the remaining amount.
Students who need additional time to pay their remaining balance can enroll in a payment plan at . A $25 non-refundable enrollment fee applies.
For questions about payments or account balances, contact Student Financial Services at SFS@nevadastate.edu.
What Could Delay My Financial Aid or Refund?
Several factors may affect the timing or amount of your financial aid disbursement or refund, including:
- Changes to your enrollment status.
- Changes to your Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) status.
- Receiving an incomplete (I), unsatisfactory (U), or failing (F) grade in a course during the previous semester.
- Grades from a previous semester that have not yet been posted.
- Outstanding requirements or documents on your My麻豆原创State To-Do List.
Important: Review your My麻豆原创State student account regularly to ensure that you have completed all outstanding financial aid requirements.
Why Did My Student Account Balance Change?
Your student account balance may change due to:
- Changes to your enrollment.
- Changes to your financial aid eligibility.
- Additional charges, such as housing, insurance fees, or other university expenses.
Review your student account to stay informed about changes to your balance and any remaining payment responsibilities.
What Should I Do If My Financial Aid Has Not Disbursed?
If you have not seen any activity on your My麻豆原创State student account after your estimated disbursement date, first check your To-Do List for outstanding requirements or documents.
If you have no outstanding To-Do List items and your financial aid has still not been applied, contact Student Financial Services for assistance.
Student Financial Services Contact Information
- Email: finaid@nevadastate.edu
- Phone: 702-992-2150
Our team is available to help you understand your financial aid status, disbursement timeline, and next steps.